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Hi All,
I've been using Steam Link to play non-Steam games with my xbox 360 controller without much struggle up until now. Here is a list of non-steam games (and their platforms) I've been able to play this way WITHOUT VirtualHere: Witcher 3 (GoG), Mass Effect: Andromeda (Origin) and Titanfall 2 (Uplay I think). Usually, the solution involved setting the game to some compatibility mode (either Windows 7 or XP) and adding the game as a non-Steam game to my Steam Library and running it from Big Picture Mode without much fuss.

Hello everybody,
we want to use virtualhere in our network. We have some rasperry Pi's and are running xfreerdp on it. On 3 off the raspberry's we have to install a virtual here server for local printers. Per server there is only one member(client) and one usb port used. Did we have to buy 3licences because we are a company or can we use it for free?
Thank you best wishes.
Martin

Hello!

We are testing the trial version of VirtualHere USB Server in our lab environment at the office (if it works we may look into a site license), but are running into a problem where lack of internet access is not allowing the appropriate drivers to download. Unfortunately, due to IT policy on certain machines, internet access on some of these machines is simply not an option.

I can see in the server log the file(s) requested, such as the following:

Is i possible to get it to work? I need to use https for monitoring against PRTG monitor.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24489729/openwrt-curl-on-mr-3020 suggest installing in RAM.
OPKG isn´t availible, so I guess I go with wget?
But how?

Is this file what I want?
https://archive.openwrt.org/kamikaze/8.09.2/brcm-2.4/packages/curl_7.17…

I'm running into a strange sporadic problem while connecting to multiple genuine Arduino Mega boards (not clones) through VirtualHere and trying to upload a sketch/program to the board. It opens a serial connection, tries to communicate with a bootloader, then uploads the program. Sometimes it works, but most of the time it fails with timeout errors. Strangely enough, this doesn't happen with the Arduino Uno boards that work the same way.

I thought it might be Ethernet or network connection related, but I'm running with very low 1

I am using Virtualhere with TPCast. I want to use the vive camera with a usb wlan adapter in the usb port. The virtualhere client doesn't seem to remember which device I want on a specific ip addresses. I am trying to have virtualhere start all the Vive devices except the camera on the onboard wlan nic and the camera on the usb nic... but they don't stay that way on restart in the virtualhere client. Please advise. Thanks.

Just moving over to Hyper-V for virtualization and ran into a problem getting a software key to work. I see that Keylok II is supported as of version 2.5, but I can't seem to get it to work. When I open the client, I can see it, but when I try to use it, it gives me a generic "There was a error using this device".

Hello,

I upgraded a couple of cloudhub RPi3 devices to the latest version and tried using ver 4.3.9 vhui32.exe. It crashes on startup and dumps to 3 files I can send you if it works ok for you. ver. 4.3.9 vhui64.exe works ok on a win7 64 bit computer. I ended up going back to ver. 4.2.9 vhui32.exe on the 32 bit computer this needs to run on. (I also deleted the vhui.ini file with no effect, it still crashed.)

I use a Pi3 as Server connected to a USB-RS232 converter and to another USB device (PLC).

The Client under Win7 64bit is working perfect - installing 2 drivers at first connect (usb hub + usb controller) + installing the device (internal a usb to serial converter).